Definition of Mock
Mock
mock
Definition/Meaning
(verb)
to tease someone or make fun of them in a way that expresses contempt or scorn, often by imitating/mimicking them;
e.g. He always says something to mock the way she looks. They began to mock the way I spoke.
(adjective)
artificial or imitation, not real or authentic but not intended to deceive anyone;
e.g. He looked at the child with mock surprise when she peeked around the corner.
(adjective)
false and arranged as a practice, training, or demonstration;
e.g. They participated in mock trials as part of their training to become lawyers.
(verb)
to challenge something or make it seem impossible or unreal;
e.g. These complicated concepts mock our attempts to master them.
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